1 Person Necessity Survival Kit, Rolling Bag

This kit is our recommended must-have. It includes the essentials to stay safe and healthy during most emergencies, without weighing you down with unnecessary gear you'll never use. Additionally, the wheels make it perfect for anyone concerned about carrying a heavy backpack during an evacuation.

Food and Water: The food and water in this kit have a 5-year shelf life, and are meant to provide nutrition for 72 hours.

• (6) 4 oz. Water Pouches
• (9) 400-Calorie Food Bars
• (10) Water Purification Tablets – each tablet purifies 1 liter of water
• (1) 1-Liter Hydration Bag with Straw

Tools and First Aid: These tools can be useful when you need help with navigation, transport, personal protection, or shelter. A  first aid kit can be used to treat minor injuries and protect against more serious health threats in a disaster.

• (1) 5 in 1 Emergency Whistle
• (1) Small Bandage Kit
  • (3) Alcohol cleansing pads
  • (1) Butterfly closure
  • (10) Cotton tip applicators
  • (2) Gauze pads
  • (10) Plastic bandages (3/4” x 3”)
  • (10) Plastic bandages (3/8” x 1 1/2”)
  • (1) Reusable case

Light and Communication: These items can come in handy if you experience a home power outage, car trouble, or other emergencies.

• (1) AM/FM Radio (batteries included)
• (1) Deck of Survival Playing Cards – 52 cards illustrating valuable survival skills that will educate and entertain you in an emergency
• (1) Hand Rechargeable Flashlight (never needs batteries)
• (1) Flint Starter

Shelter and Warmth: These supplies will protect you from wind, sun, rain, and other harsh conditions.

• (1) Emergency Blanket
• (1) Emergency Poncho
• (1) Hand/Body Warmer

Hygiene and Sanitation: Hygiene is important in a disaster; staying clean can protect against infection, disease, and depression.

• (1) Pack of Pocket Tissues
• (3) Wet Wipes
• (3) Disposable Face Masks

Emergency Survival Kit Information:

This kit was designed using advice from experts in the field of emergency preparedness. It follows guidelines offered by government agencies and nonprofit preparedness organizations. It does not guarantee survival or injury prevention.